How National Geographic’s New Safety Rules Are Protecting Crews – and Bonobos – From COVID-19

coronavirus cases, reports Sky News.

Piers Morgan has made a quick dash back to UK after cutting his holiday to France short.The 55 year old was enjoying a trip to Saint Tropez on the French riviera with his sons Spencer and Bertie, but has made his way back home after learning of new quarantine rules. New government guidelines state that any people arriving in the UK from France after 4am on Saturday will have to quarantine for two weeks in a bid to battle the spread of coronavirus.

Bella Hadid took to Instagram yesterday to express her displeasure with the New York Police Department for not wearing masks. The supermodel appeared to be enjoying some fresh air in the Big Apple when she came across some members of the New York Police Department.

First Minister imposed strict restrictions on the city following a cluster of infections linked to more than 20 pubs. It's the first local lockdown to be enforced in Scotland, with changes to be reviewed after one week and extended if the outbreak is not under control.

If you live up north and you are single and ready to mingle, dating might prove a little tricky from here on out. As of 5 August people that live in Greater Manchester and East Lancashire and areas of West Yorkshire will not be able to gather in groups of two or more… and this of course mean that people living in separate houses can not have sex.

Chris Hemsworth is ready to dive into shark-infested waters for the National Geographic Channel.

Ted Johnson National Geographic will premiere Sebastian Junger and Nick Quested’s new feature documentary Blood on the Wall on Sept. 30.The project is a deep dive into the migrant crisis in Mexico, looking at the caravans coming through the country to the U.S.

Will Thorne Staff WriterSteve James’ buzzy Sundance docuseries “City So Real” has landed at National Geographic.Nat Geo has acquired the series, which takes a multifaceted look at Chicago and its history-making 2019 mayoral election, and is lining it up for a fall premiere.The series hails from James, whose previous work includes “America to Me” and “Hoop Dreams,” and his longtime producing partner Zak Piper. It begins in the mid-summer 2018 when Mayor Rahm Emanuel shocked the city by

Dino-Ray Ramos Associate Editor/ReporterNational Geographic has acquired the docuseries City So Real directed by two-time Oscar-nominated filmmaker Steve James (America to Me, Hoop Dreams) and his longtime producing partner Zak Piper (Life Itself, The Interrupters). The series paints a portrait of contemporary Chicago as it gives a multifaceted look into the soul the American city, set against the backdrop of its history-making 2019 mayoral election.

Erik Pedersen Managing EditorNational Geographic has greenlighted a pair of specials to air in the coming months. Bin Laden’s Hard Drive, which spotlights newly declassified information on the notorious terrorist, premieres September 10, and Virus Hunters, about the experts working to prevent the next pandemic, bow November 1.In Bin Laden’s Hard Drive from Karga 7 Pictures, author and CNN National Security Analyst Peter Bergen examines 470,000 digital files seized from al-Qa’ida founder Osama

hereWith a weekly review of the situation promised, total observation will only result in greater freedoms coming sooner.Today our politicians spoke with a collective voice.They said we all need to 'pull in the same direction' to avoid a resurgence.And this is why.Public Health England figures show the rate of coronavirus infection is increasing in 13 of the 19 local authority areas now covered by the new regulations involving households mixing in private settings.In the seven days to July 20,

coronavirus transmission which has resulted in a spike in cases in Greater Manchester has occurred in private homes the health secretary said today.The government last night announced a tightening of restrictions across the whole of Greater Manchester as well parts of East Lancashire and West Yorkshire to try and halt a rise in new infections.Matt Hancock last night claimed on Twitter "the spread is largely due to households meeting and not abiding to social distancing."Asked on BBC Breakfast